Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband ( Cornelia Stewart )

Chapter 152
Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband ( Cornelia Stewart ) Chapter 152

Chapter 152

“Alright!” Ayden took the photo without asking any questions and left as soon as possibl
e

He was like Marcus right–

hand man, doing whatever Marcus asked without questioning why

After Ayden left. Marcus checked the time it was already 7 am and the two grannies at
Southern Peak should be awake by now

After some thought, he called Southern Peak, and once the butler answered, he passed
the phone to Granny Luisa.

Perhaps because she had company, Granny Luisa sounded very energetic.
“Marc, today is the holiday. If you want to keep living with Nelly, remember to call your
Granny Rebecca. Of course, not just on holidays, you can call her more often and chat
with her. She’s soft hearted, a few kind words will make her happy.”

Granny Luisa finished in one breath, and Marcus found a chance to speak, “Granny, ha
ppy holidays! Actually, I called today mainly to talk to Granny Rebecca”

Granny Luisa’s mood dropped instantly. “You little brat, you’ve forgotten about your gra
nny since you got married, huh?”

Marcus said, “Granny, I have something important to ask her.”

Granny Luisa wasn’t unreasonable, she was just a little jealous. She grumbled while per
sonally handing the phone to Granny Rebecca, who
was having her therapy Jeremy’s looking for you, do you want to take the call?”
1 cant ignore him if he’s looking for me” Granny Rebecca took the phone and heard Mar
cus say, “Granny, happy holidays!”

Granny Rebecca happily replied, “You tool”

Marcus got straight to the point, “Granny, I came to you today

because I actually wanted to ask about Cornelia”

Granny Rebecca said, “I told

you, I won’t get involved in you young people’s affairs anymore. It’s up to Nelly whether
she wants to get back together with you”

Marcus said, “Granny, I’m asking about Cornelia’s father and the truth about the car acc
ident back then.”

Mentioning the car accident, Granny Rebecca’s face turned pale instantly, “Did somethi
ng happen to Nelly? Did she remember something?“.

Marcus asked, “Doesn’t she know her father died in a car accident?”

“She only remembers that her father died in a car accident, everything
else is forgotten. She was too young back then. It’s better that she doesn’t remember th
e details, otherwise.
“Granny Rebecca was still heartbroken when talking about the past.

It’s been almost 20 years, but that car accident was still vivid in her memory. Her own s
on’s bones were crushed, and he died on the spot. Her five–year–
old granddaughter was also lying in a pool of blood. She survived, but for a long time aft
erward, she couldn’t even speak.

The doctor said it was post–

traumatic stress disorder and that unless she completely forgot about the incident, other
wise she might never speak again,

Granny Rebecca’s voice was hoarse, Jay, I’m begging you, please don’t mention this in
front of Nelly. The past is the past. The most important thing is that she can live a good l
ife.”
Marcus reassured her, ‘Granny, don’t worry, Nelly’s fine, and I won’t do anything to hurt
her.”

Although Granny Rebecca didn’t give many details, it was enough for Marcus to confirm
his suspicion.

Cornelia was only

five at the time, and children that age would have some memories, especially of impress
ive events.

If Cornelia couldn’t remember anything, there was only one possibility.

After her PTSD, her brain’s self protection mechanism was triggered, and she chose to
selectively forget that part of her memory.

She had forgotten, but encountering specific situations might trigger that buried memory
again.

That memory was like a ticking time bomb, ready to strike her hard like it did today.

After ending the call, Marcus couldn’t calm down for a long time.

He had to come up with a foolproof plan to secretly help Cornelia eliminate this hidden d
anger.

Next, he called Steven, 1 remember you have a friend who’s a PTSD expert. Get in touc
h with him as soon as possible